St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-01-13
PERSONA. AND SOCIAL.

Mrs. ]. Frank Calhoun gave delightful
card party at her home, 80 South Tenth street,
last night.
John ]. Hannahan. Brotherhood of Loco
motive Engineers, Chicago. is at the West
Manager Conklin, of the Grand opera
house, is in Chicago, and will return on Sat
urday.
SEGA: Q. h. Davis, Bird Island; J. II. Sutpher,
Huron.
At tue West; Charles Knorr, Chicago: ].
W Hall, f Kuhn, New York; John NJ Baau,
United States army.
At the Nicollet: B. A. Burlington, E. E
French. Eau Claire; viii o. Carleton, Water
town. OAK; T. e. Mealey, Monticello.
The masquerade ball given by Prof. Testers
dancing class Tuesday evening at Wind ON
hall. was very pleasant affair. About thirty
couples were present.
Among yesterdays visitors on Change were
NJ. B. NJ. Peacock, Beaver Dam; w. E. Corsy,
Duluth; /. Hansmud, Winship; ". L. Luce
and H. S. Leonard, Cannon Falls.
Charles 6. Thompson, clerk of the session
of Westminster. emphatically denies that
there has been any thought of securing Dr.
Marquis to succeed DR.. Sample. He thinks
the pulpit may be vacant year or more.
The Franklin Avenue circle met last Tues
day evening at j. D. Smeltzer's with d full
attendance, Roll call was responded to by
terestlng review and discussion OF the lesson
inlEngliSh history and readings in the, Chautau-
guam, Mrs. j. D. SmeltZer gave q paper on
How 10 Best Conduct Circle" Mr. Davies
read paper on "One ldeaism," which was
followed by 4 sketch on the Mound Builders
by Mr.. E. Il. Lindsay. The circle will meet
next Tuesday evening with E. II. Lindsay,
! 2207 Portland avenue.
THE NEW WORKERS
The New York association held an i'm
promptu party at CurtisS hall last night.
About forty couples were present. and. as
always. the evening was spent very pleas
antly in dancing and general sociaLilty. The
club had expected TO tender d reception to
Senator Davis, but at a late day
the arrangements fell through, so that with
out any formal programme having been made
for last night, the ASSOCIATION met and the
success OF the evening would almost Justify
dispensing with a committee OF arrangements
in the future.
THE MIKADo MASQUERADE.
Besides the members of the Mikado club,
great many visitors were at Malcom's acad-
envy last night ii being the occasion OF the
clubs masquerade party. The usual variety
OF maskers was present, but the comic cos
TUNES lar Outnumbered the elegant ones, anu
the result was q good deal of fun. AT 10
o'clock masks were removed and many were
the surprises. There was something iucon-
gruous in seeing short-skirted ballet dancer
hirsute appendages were decidedly more in
accordance with the physique of the wearer
than the skirts. 4 delightful evening was
spent by all present Cards were provided
in the parlors for those who die not dance.
The floor managers, to whom much OF the
success of the evening is due, were Messrs.
j. Fred Smith, J. W, Fields, Ed 3. Clements
and W. II. Jacoby.
THE CANADIAN CONCERT.
The Canadian club and their friends were
delightfully."- entertained at the club rooms in
the Woods block last evening, The amuSe-
Inent committee had prepared the following
excellent programme. which was received
with great enthusiasm. Owing to the sick
ness OF Prof Carl Lachmund the last NUMBER
was omitted. Il. n. Mackee, the vice presi-
dent of the club and chairman of the amuse-
ment committee, presided: Piano duet. the
Misses Hoppe: recitation, T. S Booth; song
Mrs. E. 5. mickey; piano solo, Prof. H. J.
Proctor; song, ". B. Heath; reading, Prof. j.
w Dickinson; song, DR.. +. S. Mickey: piano
solo. Miss Katie MacFee; soag, George II.
Swift; Gavotte duet Profs. Carl '. and En-
nest Lachmuud; national hymn.
Y.M. c. 4. SOCIAL.
The regular monthly social Of the Young
MeE' Christian association was held in their
rooms in the Syndicate block last night.
large number of young ladies and gentlemen
were present and Inc social was the most sue
cessfuI of the season. In addition to the
happiness which t1e society of young ladies
always affords homeless young men. the fol-
lowing programme contributed materially TO
the pleasure OF the evening: Two songs
from male quartette, composed of Messrs
Heath, Woodruff. Robinson and LLOYD; song,
W. B. Heath; piano duet Prof. Woodruff and
Mrs. Robinson: song, Miss Sprague; violin
solo, Prof Dahl; Vocal duet, Messrs Heath
and Robinson; whistling solo, Prof. Wood
ruff; recitation Mr.. Malcolm. The associu-
ton is under great obligations TO the per-
formers, and the company present feel
especially thankful to Prof. Woodruff whose
varied musical accomplishments were very
enjoJ able.